Family Activity in New Hampshire
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Family Activity in New Hampshire
My family- 6 kids ages 21-10 are looking to do an activity tomorrow before the older ones go away to college?
Any ideas?
We are in NH, but fairly local to Maine, Northern NH, and very close to Mass.
We just got back from a beach vacation, so we are trying to steer clear from the beach!
Any ideas?
We are in NH, but fairly local to Maine, Northern NH, and very close to Mass.
We just got back from a beach vacation, so we are trying to steer clear from the beach!
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So many ideas!
1. Go to Strawberry Banke Museum in Portsmouth, NH. It's a colonial/historic village and the museum people dress up in traditional garb. Afterwards you can go out to eat in Portsmouth or visit Prescott Park on the water!
I wrote about it here: http://thefreelanceadventurer.blogsp...p-to-past.html
2. Head to the white mountains and go on a hike. For families who enjoy hiking go to Mt. Willard in Crawford Notch or Lonseome Lake Hut in Franconia. If you aren't into hiking to much, walk out to Diana's Bath in North Conway and swim in the river! http://thefreelanceadventurer.blogsp...mountains.html
3. Take the Downeaster (or Drive) to Boston. The train is fun and the kids will love it. Then navigate by subway to The Aquarium and/or the Boston Museum of Science. Both are excellent! Info here: http://thefreelanceadventurer.blogsp...boston-ma.html
Good luck and have a great day!
1. Go to Strawberry Banke Museum in Portsmouth, NH. It's a colonial/historic village and the museum people dress up in traditional garb. Afterwards you can go out to eat in Portsmouth or visit Prescott Park on the water!
I wrote about it here: http://thefreelanceadventurer.blogsp...p-to-past.html
2. Head to the white mountains and go on a hike. For families who enjoy hiking go to Mt. Willard in Crawford Notch or Lonseome Lake Hut in Franconia. If you aren't into hiking to much, walk out to Diana's Bath in North Conway and swim in the river! http://thefreelanceadventurer.blogsp...mountains.html
3. Take the Downeaster (or Drive) to Boston. The train is fun and the kids will love it. Then navigate by subway to The Aquarium and/or the Boston Museum of Science. Both are excellent! Info here: http://thefreelanceadventurer.blogsp...boston-ma.html
Good luck and have a great day!
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